Glossary
Graphites and C/C Composites for Generation IV Nuclear Reactors
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Glossary
Graphites and C/C Composites for Generation IV Nuclear Reactors

Authors : Patrick DAVID, Lionel GOSMAIN

Publication date: November 10, 2020, Review date: September 28, 2021 | Lire en français

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7. Glossary

Coke

Residues from the distillation of organic compounds (petroleum, coal, oil shale, etc.) that can be used to produce carbon materials.

Graphitation (or graphitization)

Heat treatment (generally above 2,000°C) to obtain a carbon atom organization of precursor materials (cokes, polymers, chemical vapor deposition, etc.) that approximates the structure of graphite.

Tokamak

A toroidal or spherical enclosure that uses magnetic fields to confine plasma for nuclear fusion reactions.

Turnaround

This is the irradiation threshold above which graphite-based material undergoes expansion, after the volume contraction phase. This threshold also corresponds to a deterioration in mechanical properties.

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